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. TEE FIRST TRAIN

PnsSes Over tho splendid New Il. y y.
Bridge on Cheat River Grade.
Special Dtspateh 10 the Laltli0enoe,. 7
F., RowLRssuHo, W. VA, Dec. l2.-To.day
the frat train Train No. O. ran over the
new double track bridge that spans Troy
Ran ravlne on tho famous Cheat river
grade, Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. This
magnificent bridge, made wholly OF
wrought Iron, is 5Ss feet betwoon abut.
ments and LOO feet high. taking the place
Of the much Visited and admired trestles,
which were mado In England, and ex.
cesded anything Of their kind in this
country at their completion.
Hon. William NJ. Clements, manager,
passed over In his private car, "West
Virginia." to-day, and pronounced the
new work "aperiect auccsaa and uolid as
q rock" ..sl ,i.,.s. ,.I'. "A -. !,
This is quite an improvement, making
the track double, which heretofore has
been single. -l7.s rr
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A BIG CHICAGO BLAZE,
Over HALF Million Dollars Worth of Prop.
erty DcstroI cd, $50 .H.l |.

over Haf Million Dollars Worth of Prop.
erty DestroI cd.
CHICAGO, Dec. ia threatening con.
asgratlon burst out about 7:45 this even.
Ing in the very center Of the most valua.
bic business property in Chicago. The
flames were frat discovered shooting from
the windows Of the large wholesale boot
and shoe establishment OF Phelps, Dodge
q Palmer. Their building Ia located on
the corner Of Adams street and Filth ave.
nue., directly across from Marshall, Field
4 Co.'s warehouse and tho general office Of
the Chicago, Darlington & Q Qlincy Bail.
road Company. The location is but few
squares from the new Board OF Trade
building, the principal hotels and the
court house, and is surrounded on every
side by tall, costly buildings. Thousands
OF sparks swept over those, and great
crowds Of excited people Bpesdily jammed
the etreets '''' - y y.
Phelps, Dodge 4 Co.'s establishment oc.
cupled quarter Of equare and was q
solid.looking ive-story pile of masonry
and iron, but the upper noor succumbsd
with astonishing rap:dity. The wholesale
hat and cap factory Of Gimbell Bros. was
burned. The building was owned by E.
Il. Sheldon. It was put up in 1877, and
cost SO 0C0. The present value is placed
at 100000. The structure is a total loss,
and the goods in 1t are to be cassed like.
wise. It is hard to estimate the loss on
stock. The firm had sold out their win.
ter stock and had filled out every floor
with spring goods. Mr.. Phelps estimated
his insurance at between S5OO,OOO and
s60O.0O0, distributed among a number OF
|romnarjaa :
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A FIRST CLASS SHOW.
Harry Williams' Company. opens at tn
Grand. ar

Harry Williams' Company opens at tho
Grand. EFT
Harry Williams variety company open.
ed It's engagement Of three nights and a
matinee ct the Grand Opera House last
evening to good house, the gallery being
crowded The people we're prepared for
agood show, and they got it. From first
to last the programme was a succession
Of pleasing surprises. The Brantfords are
fine Dutch specially artists; Edgeio, the
comic juggler, brought down the house !;
the Whites, comedians and vocnlists, give
a very enjoyable act; Dutch DAILY is not
only the finest concertina player ever seen
here, but as well one of the funnieat Of
men, and his wit kept tho audience
in roar, while his music Is marvellous: :
Fontaine does thrilling act on the tight
wire, walking 1t in wooden shoes, on
stills and skating on 1t on roller pkatee :
Topack and Steele, the grotesque song and
dance artists, are simply indescripsble,
and so funny they almost make the aud.
ience sick laughing; Il Imro Fox is fine
illusionist, with many new and mystifylng
teats, and keeps up constant run Of fun !:
Conway and Leland, the one.legged dam
GERS and athletes, and the "Horee ehoe
Four" are up to the company's high
standard OF excellence; the Lawrence pis-
ters' trapexs performance ia thrilling and
new and the closing sketch good.
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In tho House,

WASHINGTON, Dec. lt.-4n The Eouse 9
number Of executive communications,
principally relative to private land claims
In New Mexico, were laid before the House
by the Speaker and appropriately eierred.
Mr.. Springer, Of illinois, presented the
case Of: Owen 6. Chase, who claims to. be
elected q delegate from the territory Of
Cimmaron, commonly known as the Pub.
lie Land Strip" On the old map IT Rp-
pears as No Mans Land. The name is
derived from the largest river which tows
through the proposed territory. This land
appears on the maps at the Interior De-
p,rtment az "public lande.n It is . par
silejopram, thirty miles wide, lcrgor than
the State Of Delaware and nearly as large
az New Jersey. It Ia bounded on the north
by Colorado and Kansas, and on the east
by the Indian Torritory, on the south 0y
Texas and on the west by New Mexico.
Tho Oimmaron river riaes near IT. north
Western boundary and empties into tha
Arkansas river In the Indian Territory,
Oimmsron Territory came Into the posses
uion of the United States In 1910 under
What is known ~ tho Florida treaty With
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Spain, BY which treaty Florida was secur.
ed and Texas was lost. The proposed Ter.
ritory Of Olmmaron Ia the most symmetrl.
cal diviBion Of the United States. Mr..
Chase 10 Democrat. sjli
In his petition Mr.. Chase details tho
efforts Of the people Of the Terrltory-ten
thousand In number-who were without
the protection OF local or general laws, to
form a Provisional Council and a Territor.
ial Government and the success which
had attended them. re Ha. 6 \
After considerable discussion, the req.
olution and petition woro laid upon the
table. llg II71I,5 .'l'..' ','7'7'- !
Mr.. Burrows, Of Michigan. offered a res.
olutlon requesting the Secretary OF War
to cause On, examination to be made Of
the harbor Of St. Joseph, Michigan, with
q view Of finding what further improve.
ments arc therO needed. Referred.
At 1:l5 r. NJ, Speaker Carlisle, having
lett the chair and called upon Mr.. Criep
to preside, requested the House to relieve
him Of the responsibility OF appointing
the Committee on Elections. He said
that the early selection OF that com.
mittee by the House would greatly facll.
itate tho appointment Of the other com.
mittees. @ I@# 5l0e
A resolution was adopted providing
that the House will tomorrow proceed to
tho election Of the Committee on Elec.
tlons, and tho House then adjourned.
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Trades Assembly Enterta,nm ont

Next Thursday evening opens the on
gagement Of the William A.. Lang Drs-
matte Company at the Grand Opera
House in that old but ever attractive bor-
der drama, "Nick Of the Woods" The
Trades Assembly has rented the Grand
Opera House from M. Genther for thrso
nighta and a matinee, and secured this
dramatic company at a heavy expense to
play under its auspices. Judging from
the Interest manifested In the purchaoo of
the tickets the house will be crowded,
Aside from the object OF the entertain
ment, the play itself and the company, in
which William A. Lang is the leading
actor, will assure good attendance. Pro-
grammes will be literally distributed over
tho city and vicinity, as 10000 of them
have been ordered. The Trades Assem-
bly, is determined to spare no printer's ink
in properly advertising the company.
William A. Lang pledges his word that
the company will not only achieve q
financial succeas for the body under
whose suapices it ia to be brought here,
but dramatic triumph for itself. a
largo number OF ladies on the South Side
are making up party to attend in body
on Thursday evening. y
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THE OIL. TROUBLE.

An I.emized Account Demanded by the
General Executive Board,
|. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-At a meeting
Of the representative men from nearly all
the local assemblies Of the knights OF
Labor, held yesterday afternoon, reaolu.
tions we're adopted recommending that
all the local assemblies make demands
upon the General Executive Board for an
itemized account Of all the expenditures
made by that body during the past year,
80 that they may know where and how
the s., 900 was disbursed.
II the General Executive Board should
fail or decline to render such an account,
1t Is proposed to compel it to do go by law.
This matter has been under considera.
ton among tho members Of the local ss.
ssmbliss, it is alleged, for several months,
end 1t has now assumed definite shape.
It is also alleged that over $4,000 has
been disburGed by the Board for Especial
work" and this, 1t Is said, Is the cause Of
the steps taken at the meeting. &t.a
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A NEW CRISIS
Threatening Franse-The Troubles In Form.
Ing Cabinet.

Threatening Franse-rho Troubles In Form.
! Ing Cabinet.
PARIS, Dec. 12-The far from cheerful
intimation given by Aubertine, the nssail.
ant Of NJ. Ferry, that bis accompliceB are
pledged to kill several members Of the Rou.
Were Cabinet beioro Tuesday, will doubt.
less have the effect to dull the anticipatory
intercHt Of the gentlemen in the approach.
ing holiday season, while the amateur
assassin's threat to disclose the names OF
the men into whose hands the whosesale
killing has been intrusted, In case Of their
neglect or failure, must not only increase
the trepidation Of the intended victims,
but render lilo miserable 10 those of the
gang whose sanguinary ardor NAV have
been cooled eince the arrest OF Aubertin.
To increase tho misery into which these
representatives Of two opposing elements
in current French politics have thus been
plunged, may hs added the apprehension
flashing across the minds OF other French
Htatesmen and politicians that they, too,
are marked men In the eyes Of assassins
ooPCSAnAy AoAOBoko4 " cWoll tUb pOpQlA.
ton Of other realms at the expense OF
France, and every hour augments the
number Of those whose hearts have been
swept by this tide. 5.'7@ .I77
Tho failure Of NJ. Fallieres to form a
Ministry, and the subsequent ill.nuccess
OF Senator Tirard in accomplishing that
end, have had the effect to extend the
scope OF the prevalent feeling of uneasi.
ness, and, guarded though they be in the
expression Of their opinions, many men
prominent in political life find 1t difficult
to conceal their fears that occurrences of
extreme gravity and affecting the integrity
Of the Republic are imminent and to be
averted only by the iorma.ian Of a govern
ment almost Immediately.
NJ. Carnot' Is known to cherish q most
uncompromisiug aversion to General Bou.
LANCER and would undoubtedly reaign
rather than to accept him as a Ministe,
under his Presidency yet French gen
tlemen in close relations with the French
Embassy offered to wager ESQ at a private
club last evening, that the predecessor ol
General Ferron would also be his prede
cessor in the War Office. Precisely how
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ARRIVAL AT THE PEN1rESr1Any,

H j. . .. d Il. # H
Received by Disiinguishsd Party at
ooiumbus-Au Informal Reception.
CoLpMBus, o., Dec. l2.-The first chap.
ter in the great Chicago wheat deal and
the Fidelity Bank wreck was concluded
tonight in the arrival Of Edward L. Har.
par at the Ohio penitentisry for term OF
ten years. Mr.. Harper was welcomed
to Columbus by an advance OF about 200,
These consisted mainly Of bank clerks
and number Of ladies: The party bro.
seeded to the dining room OF the de.
pot, where supper wcB served to tho en-.
tire party, including officers and news paper
men who had accompanied him. After
Harper and his relatives had enjoyed
their oupper the party enter the carriage
and proceeded to the prison. .alI,5, 4
Mrs. Harper, hex sister and father &C.
companied Harper ! to tho prison.
Mira. Harper had brought along
Quite supply Of blankets, sheets, pillows
and Ano wars, but tho Warden stated that
be would have to be used the sane rs
other prisoners and the goods were
bundled up TO bs sent back 10 Cincinnati
Both Harper and his vile display ed the
greatest composure under the circum
stances, and chatted and talked up to the
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FAULKNER ANDlUCAS,
Tue OoNGEsr TO DEalN TODAY
For tho Seat In tho sonats-Both to Argue
their Own Casss-Lucas PAGES the Floor
and Btudlss his Bpseoh-Ho Drops a
Hint to the Republican Senators.

dptefd Dtspatch 10 ne Inlsllt0eneo.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 12.-Chalr.
man Hoar, Of the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections, has called a
meeting for tomorrow morning 10 con.
slider the Faulkner-Lucas contest. The
protest filed by Mr.. Lucas was, on Senator
Hoar's motion, referred 10 the committee
In the Senate to-day. Mr.. Hosr immedi.
ately notified Judge Faulkner personally,
Faulkner being present, that a hearing
would be given tho contestants. A tele.
gram was sent by Mr. Hoar to ChnrleBto wn
for Mr.. Lucas, bat will not reach him, as
he was then on his way to Baltimore from
Washington. He returned later and has
been engaged up to late hour tonight,
locked in his room at the National, walk.
Ing the floor and making notes Tor to-mor.
rows contest.
Lucas sent word to several callera that
he was not In, which, not being strictly
true, ia supposed to indicate an absorbed
condition Of mind. II Is believed that he
will make an elaborate and iorcible speech
to the committee, but it is cons!dered
doubtful whether Faulkner will care to
reply at length, having assurance that he
will bo seated Notwithstanding the action
Of the committee. Lucas is said to have
limited shrewdly 10 leading Republican
Senators that good party policy lor their
side is to scat him and thus leave two
senstorahips to be fought for by the party
In next years campaign, instead OF one,
which is pretty smart in Lucas.
The hearing Of the cass may be pro.
tracted two or three days, in the event that
Faulkner shall decide 10 make argument
at length. There Is no limit to debate in
the Senate, and In such case as this
there would be no limit in the committee,
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RHEA,s THREE PLAYS.

She Gives "Fairy Fingers" at tho Opers
House-Two Othor Plays,
NIL Rhea, one Of the moat popular &C.
tressea who ever visit Wheeling, opened
at the Opera House last evening an en-
gagement which will close this evening, 6
matinee also being given to-day. He,
opening piece was "Fairy Fingers" {
sparkling comedy, full Of enjoyable bits o.
humor and telling an interesting story
There is not dull minute during t6t
progress OF the play; it is master piece
and interpreted In way to make all itt
beauty ap ,arent. MIL Rhes, as Horten,e
has role which gives fine opportunity tc
display her versatility. She was greeted
with enshusiasm upon her first appear.
ance aad throughout the progres,
OF the drama the warmth OF the sp
proval increased. ersupport, as slways
is above the average. She seems to pos
sees peculiar gift Of i'm buing members d
her support with he, own spirit and bring.
ing them under her own influence, The
result is harmony and eyonnees about the
performance as whole which adds great.
ly to its charm. Mr.. Amory as Mon,
Blaras. produced laughter every time be
appeared or rather, came on. Halt the
time he does not "appssr," being hidden
behind boxes and fabrics with which he il
laden. Mr.. Owen as Tristan, ths lover,
was very acceptable, and MI
Bell as the good humored STAN.
mering friend, showed himself a consum.
mate .-artist. The ladies-Miss FitzAl
len, Mrs. Wren, Mias Dantes and Migs
Sutton-did go uniformly well that to dis.
criminato Is as unnecessary az it would
be unfair.
This afternoon at the matinee Mile
Rhea will presen! every lady down stsira
with silver thimble engraved with hel
name, as a souvenir OF the performances,
which will be camille, one OF her great.
est characters. Those who have not T oeen
her Camille have reserved for this occasion
rare treat. It is strong, human, pathet.
ically natural, anc in her hands the Old
story OF "the lady Of tho camellias" seemB
new. '7-~-"'. '''' 'oS '''
This evening her own rendition into
English Of the original Parisian version oI
"Frou Frou" will be given. This plsy
also has new beauty and now interest az
presented by Rhea. Reserved seats for
both performance are on sale at Banners
music store. -
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ON TRIAL FOR HER LIFE.

hrs. Robinson, tho Alleged roisonor of hor
Children.
BosroN, Dec. 12.-rhs long.delayed trial
of Mrs. Sarah J. Robinson, the alleged
poisoner Of Willie J. Robinson, Lizzie ].
Robinson, Moses Robinson, her children,
and OF Oliver Sleeper and Prince Albert
Freeman, was begun in the Supreme Ju.
dicial Court st Eaat Cambridge, this
morning, before Judges Field and kuow wi.
ton. Tri : 81
Charles W. Beer and Thomas R. Smith,
who were arrested IS Mrs. Ro5inscn's &C.
complies, we're present, and on motion OF
Attorney General Waterman, the indict.
ment against Smith was nolie prosed for
lack Of evidence. 80
Mrs. Robinaen was attired in black and
was very pale as the proceedings began,
she betrayed no nervousness, however,
and seemed interested in the legal contro.
versies. A large number OF j1rors were
challenged by both sides, and the work OF
selecting the panel is now in progross.
Alter the jury had been secured the
CLERK announced that the State had decid.
cd to dismiss tho couots against Smith
and Beers and return tie first count only
against Mrs. Robinson, which charges her
with the murder, by poioouiug, of her
son, Willie J. Robinson. District Attor.
ney Stevens said the Government de.
slred to introduce evidence concern.
ing the deaths Of the other members ef
Mrs. Robln1on's family, all OF whom died
from the effects Of arsenicsl poisoning,
and each one exhibiting symptoms simi.
lar to the others. This arsenic was not
administered in single doHe, he said, but
IN seriea of doaes, and In each cas-.
the prisoner had general charge
in the sick room and superintended the
giving Of medicines. In the case OF the
earlier vicsine, monetary benefits from
insurance companies were expected and
received. The Judge said that in some
cases such evidence might DO allowed,
while in others it would bs manifes.ly i'm.
proper. &
Adjourned until tomorrow,
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THE President does not seem 10 perceive
Mt,grtct of his own arguments, or even The
meaning Of his o,un ,uords. Ills sIatemen!
that Me question of free trade is irrelevant i,
a,.o,snding and preposterous. Protection, al.
btit indymsiJ'e. is the height Of ,oisdom com.
pared wiih proposals ,vhich combine all tht
trils of Interference 1uah all The risks Of lib.
rty,-LOndon Dai'g Ne,rs.
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TIE new President Of the Baltimore &
Ohio is young and experienced. With the
ROAD on an improved footing, and with
some costly mistakes OF former manage.
msnt to guide him, he should be able to
discharge bis duties acceptably to the
public and the Stockholders. n.l
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TIE Third party has determined through
its committee to put ticket in the field
in this State next year. This may hurt or
help prohibition. No matter. The first
thing is the party and the next thing ita
ticket. II prohiibtion.cannot take care Of
it.ef, SO much the worse for prohibition.
The comments OF Judge Ferguson on this
phase Of the question are pointed
and into .-enting. He wants to know,
among other things, where the Third
party men expect to get the seventy odd
thousand votes necessary to carry the
amendment, II they cannot be had lrom
the old nnd altogether deprsved parties.
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A Yoman,a Dixooysrx.

"Another wonderful discovery has soen
made and that too by lady in this couu.
ty. Disease fastened It's clutches upon
her and for seven years she wilhstood i,a
aeverest tests, but her vital organs wera
undermined and death seemed Imminent,
For three months she coughed incssyspt.
ly and could not aleep. She bought of m
q bottle oil Dr.. Kings New Diacoyerv for
Consumption and was go much re,ieve5
on taking the frat dose that she alan. ali
night, and with one bottle has been mi. M
raculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Ln.hor
Lutz." Thus write w. @. Hanrick & O.
Of Shelby, N: C,-Get free trial bottle al
Logan 4 Co.'s Drug Store. .,s'"'s ~
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TIE DEMoCnA, 10 FUhGERs.
1hs Authorities on tho Lookout for Thos'
who Live In OIucinnnti,

1hs Authorities ON tho Lookout for Those
who 1.-Two In Cincinnati. "
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 12.-Three Of the
men indicted by the franklin county
grand jury ii;,r participation in the tally
sheet .'orgery lii that county in the cleo.
ton Of October, 1855, live in this county.
One OF thsm, Thomas :. Oosan, has been
arrested and to-day gave bocd in the sum
Of $1,000 for his appearance. Another,
Allen o. Myers, Is baent from Gin cinnatl,
and Ia said to be III New York. J. F,
Blackburn. the third, has not yet beei,
found by the officers md It ia generally
supposed ho is hiding until he can arrange
to give the necessary bail in order to
avoid being sent to jail. s
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DoNr trille with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have Cough or Cold. OF
the children arc threatened with Croup OF
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. II
is q positive cure, and we guarantee il,
Price 10 and Soc, Logan 4 Co., g, r.
Goetze, o. Meakemiler, R. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros, 5ga' : i7,iiI : y q
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HARrRR's faithful wife was faithful to
the last. She overlooked If ehe did not
forge. that in the days Of his prosperity he
layished his money and his attention on
another woman. In the hour Of his dis.
grace and misery, tho shadow OF the PEN
1tentiary hanging over him, tho woman
he had wronged supported him with the
arme Of her love. That should have been
to him a torture the most e1quisite; and
so It was If bis heart is not more
,oi7yasd
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W. D. Hoyt 4 Co., Wholesale and Re-
tdil Druggists Of Rome, Ca, says: We
have been, selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arnica SRlve ior two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, OF
give such universal satisiaction. There
have been somo wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
csses Of pronounced Consumption, have
been entirely cured by use Of a few bot.
ties Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
d 90, .l5...L 4 -. =,
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How the British organs Of Oleyeland
and FREQ trade are bowling in q transport
Of delight over the Presidents message Of
comfort and joy. They seem 70 think 1t
has all the force OF royal decree. Let
them come on. We can wallop the
whole caboodle of them, with Cleveland
throWn in,
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West vIrsiniaus ut tho Capital.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligeneer.
WAsuINoroN, D. O., Dec. 12.-The West
Virsiniaus in town to night are Frank M.
Dent, Of Newburg; A. J. NuEum and O.
R. Dunbar, OF Grafton; D. W. Gall, Of
Phillippi; N. E. Funkhouser and George
U. Frederick, Of Sleepy Greek; J. h.
Brown, OF Weston; Rev. Father Sullivan
and Dr.. Tom O. Edwards, Of Wheeling.
Some OF theae visitors are here to attend
tho National Convention Of Third and
Fourth Glass Postmasters. Father sulli.
van 10 on flying visit to Washington and
Baltimore on business Of the diocese.
Dr.. Edwards Is on his way to New York
as delegate from Lincoln Club to attend
the National Convention Of Republican